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Absolutely not! MFSK without a sub-mode can be any of number of "modes" including MFSK8, MFSK16, and JS8 each of which are recognized for various award programs. Accepting MFSK as equivalent to

+ AA6YQ comments below Commander 14.6.2 solved the problem. I installed Commander 14.6.2 on 6/4 and it found my FT-2000? and it has not lost control of it since and I run my computer 24/7.

Dave, Commander 14.6.2 solved the problem. I installed Commander 14.6.2 on 6/4 and it found my FT-2000? and it has not lost control of it since and I run my computer 24/7. All updates of Commander

In my opinion the method of telling defender to consider anything in the FOLDER with your DXLABS as safe is much easier and MUCH MUCH cheaper. Why pay the price of NOD#@ which is not a one time

Hi Bj?rn, that is very questionable. Accepting an electronic QSL with a mode of 'FT4' as an FT4 QSO is acceptable, although not ADIF compliant. Accepting an electronic QSL with a mode of 'MFSK' and

Yes. But logging into eqsl.cc shows that eQSL considers them a match and thereby represents a confirmed QSO. Although somewhat questionable, I therefore propose DXKeeper considers MFSK without

He might be referring to the fact that some QSO's in eQSL come through as just MFSK, while the majority comes through as MFSK(FT4). If a QSO is logged as MFSK in eQSL it cannot be matched to a QSO

Thank you,, sorry i should not have put it here.

Hi Dave and the Group, For while Windows Defenders was the recommended virus protection software but all things change especially when M$ is involved.? Any recommendations for a replacement product

the permanent fix is to use a serious product (I'm more than happy with NOD32) which disables windows "offender". 73 de Salvatore (I4FYV)

+ AA6YQ comments below Also, is there a way of telling which one has been accepted by LoTW? I suspect one of them is marked somehow but I can't see it. + A QSO whose "LoTW QSL Sent" item is set to

+ AA6YQ comments below AHA! Yes, there are dupes in my log. Is there an easy way to tidy those up? + Yes: see <https://www.dxlabsuite.com/dxlabwiki/RemovingDuplicates> + Don't skip step 2!

+ AA6YQ comments below I see PSTRotator is listed under the Bridges, Gateways, and Extenders section. There is no documentation listed there. + No documentation has ever been provided by the author

Also, is there a way of telling which one has been accepted by LoTW?? I suspect one of them is marked somehow but I can't see it.

AHA! Yes, there are dupes in my log.? Is there an easy way to tidy those up?

+ AA6YQ comments below Hello Group, Does anyone know how to fix the problem with Master Password? I have Windows 10 v2004 but I cannot get any passwords to be accepted..I never had this problem

Instructions for - configuring Windows Defender to consider a DXLab application to be safe - directing Windows Defender to restore a DXLab application that it erroneously quarantined - recreating

Master Password 2 messages ( /g/icom7410/topic/master_password/74827005?p=,,,20,0,0,0::recentpostdate%2Fsticky,,,20,2,0,74827005 ) Hello Group, Does anyone know how to fix the

+ AA6YQ comments below Argh. I have done the "add Requested" again, after ctrl-sync LOTW QSO's (it processed over 2600 Q's) and it comes right back up with these 140 or so Q's. Looking at a

As stated in Note #1 in <https://www.dxlabsuite.com/commander/ReleaseNotes/1462.txt> I submitted Commander to Microsoft's "Submit a file for malware analysis"